Chef & Sommelier Absoluty Hiball Tumblers 370ml (Pack of 24)

The Chef & Sommelier Absoluty hiball tumbler is a mid-capacity longdrink glass aimed at commercial bar and restaurant environments where presentation and durability both matter. Made from Krysta crystalline glass — a material that combines the clarity of crystal with practical toughness — it is designed to hold up well under the repeated handling and glasswasher cycles that are routine in busy service operations.

The weighted base gives the glass useful stability on a busy bar top or when trays are moving through service, and the gently sculpted profile keeps it comfortable to hold without adding unnecessary bulk. At 190g, it has enough substance to feel considered in the hand without being heavy to carry in quantity. The slim rim finish is appropriate for venues where glassware presentation forms part of the overall guest experience.

From a practical standpoint, the Krysta material is worth noting for operators: it retains its clarity over time better than standard soda-lime glass under repeated commercial washing, and it resists the clouding and micro-scratching that can make standard glassware look tired within a few months of heavy use.

• Suitable for spirits, long cocktails, soft drinks, and water service
• Dimensionally consistent across the pack — straightforward to rack and store
• Resistant to thermal and mechanical stress in commercial glasswashers
• Clear enough to suit venues with a considered aesthetic

This tumbler is well suited to restaurants, hotel bars, gastro pubs, and casual dining operations where a reliable, presentable glass is needed in volume. It is a sensible mid-range choice — not a budget glass, but not positioned at the top of the range either. If your operation demands something with a more premium weight or a more formal profile, alternatives in the Chef & Sommelier range may be worth considering.

If you are speccing glassware across a site or want to confirm compatibility with your existing racking and glasswasher setup, the team is happy to talk it through.